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632 VT Route 106, PO Box 176
Reading, VT 05062
(802) 484-7230

In 1936, voters decided to build a new school in Felchville (Reading Village) rather than repair the old school.The Reading Elementary School opened the following year.The other schools in town closed until o­nly Bailey's Mills, South Reading, and Felchville remained.Over the next few decades the number and configuration of schools changed until 1983 when the Felchville school became strictly elementary, housing grades Kindergarten through six.In 1989, the Woodstock Union High School District accepted Reading as it newest member.Reading updated and renovated its last remaining school (Felchville) in 1995, while maintaining the multi-age classroom philosophy.It is the o­nly remaining school of the 13 original schools serving the town of Reading.


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Principal's Corner

It’s the time of year when schools need to administer various assessments.  Regarding such, we will administer the following this Spring.

       a.      Developmental Reading Assessment—Grade 2 

       b.      NECAP Science—Grade 4 

       c.      NWEA Reading, Mathematics, Language Arts—Grades. 3--6

The first two above are State assessments and the NWEA is the new assessment to be administered in all WCSU schools.  NWEA is carried out on a computer and scoring reports are available in 24 hours. 

Our students have participated in many special activities.  They included a Faculty/Student Basketball game (students won by one basket,) a Spring Fling (April 8th), a bus evacuation drill, a Read-a-thon on April 11th and many practices at the Town Hall for our drama production on May 7th.  Speaking of our play, it will take place at the Town Hall at 12:30 P.M. and 6:00 P.M.  The title of the play is “O’Sullivan’s Stew”.  Libbet Downs, Virginia Armstrong and Lisa Kaija have worked together to bring this production to us.  We all look forward to seeing our youngsters perform. 

All-school assemblies in May are on the following dates—all at 8:15 A.M.—

        May 9th—Grades 1&2

        May 16th—Grades 3&4

   May 23rd—Kindergarten 

   May 30th—Grades 5&6

Kindergarten Registration/Orientation will be on May 13th at 10:00 A.M. Some other important dates include— 

             May 30th /31st—Covered Bridge raising 

             June 11th—Grade 6 Graduation

             June 12th—Grade 6 “Step-Up Day” at WUMS 

             June 13th—last day of school at RES 

Upcoming Events
August, 2008
Wed 27th, First Day of School
September, 2008
Mon 1st, Labor Day - No School
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